PPT-Grandma’s Cupboard

A free verse poem by Jonathan Williamson   Read the poem I have placed on your desk Underneath the poem what object or setting takes you back to a memory of your grandparent For me it would be an iron skillet. org HOURS Wednesday and Thursday 10 am 4pm Friday 10 am pm Middleboro Cupboard Located inside the Middleboro Council Office 111 East Grove Street Middleboro MA 02346 774 766 6930 middleborocookiesgirlscoutseasternmassorg HOURS Sunday Monday CLOSED T “ Bubbles, Grandpa and Grandma will be here soon. So, please put your toys away.” said mum.. “All right, Mummy!” said Bubbles. “Bubbles, it’s cartoon time!” yelled Benny. “YIPEE!” said Bubbles as he jumped up in the air.. American Folk Artist. 1. Anna Mary Robinson. September 7,1860-December 13, 1961. Anna Mary Robinson was the 3. rd. of 10 children. Born on a farm, farming was her life until she could no longer do it due to age and arthritis. What little formal education she had was in a one room school house. At age 12 she left home and worked as a hired “girl” for wealthier people. . By: Lynne Reid Banks. Introduction. Looking at the cover of the book, make a prediction about what you think the story is about? (Only if you haven’t already read it…). What do you think is important about the key in the lock? Why do you think it has a red ribbon on it?. Lynn Reid Banks. Power Point By: Jenna Hickey. Book Summary. . Indian In The Cupboard is a magical book that you will always want to continue reading! This book is about a boy named . Omri. and his friend Patrick. In the beginning of the book Omri has a birthday and thinks it is pretty lame. Until he gets a cupboard and a plastic indian and everything changes. At times things are good and at times things are bad. You will have to read the magical story called Indian In The Cupboard to find out what happens after his birthday!! : ). . red. . ridding. . hood. Little. . red. . ridding. . hood. The . wolf. G. randma. the house. the . woods. flowers. . eyes. . ear. . nose. hand. Little. . red. . ridding. . hood. Once . upon. Roald . D. ahl . Devin. Grandma: she is the . grandsons. grandma, who helps him kill witches. She is also his caretaker after his mom and dad die in a brutal car crash, witch he survives. She also lived in Norway all by herself until his parents died she had to move to England to take care of him. Is a retired witch tracker and she tells her grandson many things to try and protect him from them , but that will not always work. . Karen Haase. karen@ksbschoollaw.com. . KSB School Law. @KarenHaase. 0. Raise your hand if …. You have a cell phone. You use text messaging. You’ve taken photos with a cell phone camera. You’ve ever forwarded a message. by . Jim . LaMarche. HarperCollinsPublishers. , . . 2000. Denise Wallace. June 21, 2009. Word Bank. Promise. Disappeared. Mumbled. Scattered. Bobber. Bluefish. Hovering. Hitchhikers. Word Bank. Chores. On your white board answer the questions.. - What is a simile? . - What is a metaphor?. Take out your notebook and pencil.. S. tate part of the question . L. ocate evidence in the text. A. dd your own ideas. adjectives. (describing words) in . red. , the . nouns. (naming words) in . blue. and the . verbs. (action words) in . yellow. ?. One day I walked home from school and heard a strange noise in my house. It was coming from under the staircase! We have a cupboard under the stairs full of old boots, big raincoats and lots of cobwebs!. . Mary Elizabeth Bowen, PhD. 1. , Allison R. Casola, MPH, CHES. 2. , Cynthia Coleman, MPH Candidate. 1. . 1. West . Chester . University of Pennsylvania, West Chester, PA. 2. Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. Grandma is at the airport in . Los Angeles, California.. Usually, Grandma smiles.. Today she does not smile. . Today she does not smile, . because she is not very happy.. She is not happy because she is in the airport for TWO DAYS!!. He was really a mean guy. He kept picking on other people by not letting him get what he wanted. Because of that, you can tell that he was not nice.. Turn and talk with your neighbor. What do you think the original question was? Why? What helps you to realize that..